Sentence examples for because of very entrenched from inspiring English sources

The recognition he encountered was by no means immediate, because of very entrenched sort of attitudes, even among the deaf themselves".

"For all its center-of-the-universe feel," he said, "New Yorkers can sometime be the last to change, because lots of things are very entrenched.

"It's difficult to talk to Rifkin because he takes a very entrenched position and there is no dialogue.

"There's been this evaporation of doubt as a hallmark of wisdom.... Everyone is very entrenched.

A recurrent theme in meetings was that because some doctor's views were ' very entrenched' they may best be influenced by ' patient demand'.

This paper shows how challenging it has been to make headway against very entrenched sets of values particularly where they impinge on men's sense of patriarchal entitlements.

Barroso played down suggestions that the prospect of further weeks or months of negotiations would send the parties scurrying to form coalitions. "Rajoy [has said]: 'This is a shame, the rest of the country will be laughing at us.' But the reality is that public opinion doesn't matter because, at the end of the day, parties are political actors with very entrenched interests".

They have tried slashing fares but are hitting the limits of this, because of entrenched working conditions and determined unions.

The idea of race in Western thought is very old and very entrenched, and many people do not understand or believe in the modern science of human genetics.

"We have very entrenched attitudes that come from the politics of benefit," said Peter Abrahams, an author and commentator.

It's very sad, very entrenched, and it's always the worst week of my life," said one of the IWC scientific advisors.